Nursing Officer assaulted after female staff alleges misconduct

Published On 2025-03-04 06:15 GMT   |   Update On 2025-03-04 06:18 GMT

Jaipur: A senior nursing officer of a state cancer institute in Rajasthan's Jaipur was allegedly assaulted by a woman security guard and female staffers who have accused him of inappropriate behaviour, an official said.

According to the PTI report, officials said that the incident took place on Saturday when the guard caught senior nursing officer Mahesh Gupta by his collar and dragged him out of his chamber.

Some female staff members then surrounded him and took him outside, where they slapped him, they said.

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Dr Sandeep Jasuja, hospital superintendent, said an inquiry committee had been set up after both sides filed complaints against each other at his office on Monday, reports PTI.

In response to the incident, the hospital administration has also lodged a police complaint in the matter, he added.

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